One Life at a Time - Easter 2026
The Mission’s three banquets were a huge success in providing dignity to the individuals who step through our front doors.
During our annual Easter festivities, we were striving to give the indi...
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A Mother's Motivation
Carrying one bag with all of her family's belongings, Keshia faced a future of uncertainty. Thanks to you, they now have a chance to thrive. Keshia arrived in Denver with her three youngest children, determi...
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Letter From Our CEO: April 2026
When I first began my rescue mission career over 14 years ago, I thought I understood the problem of homelessness and because of that, I knew the solutions. I was wrong. The last 14 years have been a journey...
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The Mission in My Words: Kate Cheaves
Kate has volunteered in the Youth Center since June 2025 and serves about three times a week. I hope it means a lot to have someone who they can rely on to be there. I feel like I have gained a better unders...
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Volunteer Appreciation 2026: Making a Difference
We begin April by celebrating and highlighting a few of our MANY wonderful volunteers. We are so grateful for each and every one of our volunteers who have dedicated their time and service to one or multiple...
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Easter Renewal
This Easter, you are opening doors to spiritual transformation. For men like Tommy and Kyle—who each came to the Mission in moments of deep desperation—you showed them that a path out of homelessness and...
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Letter From Our CEO: March 2026
We are in the season that celebrates amazing and life-changing news— He is risen! Each year at some of our Easter banquets we offer foot washing. Staff and volunteers come, and, in humility, get on their k...
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The Mission in My Words: Cheryl Mendes-Ellis & Linda Scott
Cheryl and Linda are members of Cherry Creek Presbyterian Church, which has supported the Mission for 35 years and currently serves lunch at The Crossing twice a month. They believe in helping the underserv...
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Busting the Myths: How Cleanliness Creates Dignity at Denver Rescue Mission
When someone who comes to us for help walks into our doors, they often carry more than a bag—they carry exhaustion, uncertainty and the weight of being overlooked. That’s why their first impressio...
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The Light You Carry
There are more than 30 unsung heroes across the Mission's nine locations who keep the Mission safe, sanitary, dignified, and welcoming. Their work may not always be noticed, but the smiles that they show up ...
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